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Taranaki Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 16115, 25 April 1918, Page 1

Prepaid Advertisements not exceeding sixteen words, One Shilling; three consecutive insertion:;. Two Shillings and Sixpence. COST AND FOUND. LOST, Child’s Purse and Silk Handkerchief, cither in Cover or Devon Street, Wednesday.—Tinder kindly return, to Herald Office b 290 LOST, from Avenue Pond, Two Bull Calves, brindle and black. —Howard on returning to G. Cliff, Avenue Road, b 250 FOUND Fainting, Paper-hanging, Picture-framing, at West's, Devon Street East, opposite Spcdding’s. WANTEDS. 4c. ANTED, Smart Ercnch Polishers. —-Apply Sydenham Furniture factory, Chmtchnren. 1)285 WANTED, Posit ion by experienced lady help in Now Plymouth or suburbs.- —-Write ‘•Urgent,” care Herald Office. ■ b 286 'ANTED. —Someone to milk two cows. —Apply Mrs. Crocker, Devon Street East. b 274 ANTED, Private Board and Residence for lady ; quiet, central, no children preferred.—Address “Quiet,” Herald Office. b2GS ANTED, by married couple (no children). Board and Residence in private family.—Reply, stating terms, to “X.Y.2.,” Herald Office. b 256 ANTED, immediately, an Experienced Pantrymaid; highest wages. The Marble Bar. b!93 WANTED, Girl or Woman to assist mornings; or Housemaid. —Apply Herald Office. _ f>l3s WANTED, Shop Assistant; one with slight knowledge of books. —Apply Herald Office. bIIB ANTED, Boy to deliver papers V T each evening at Lepperton. —Apply Taranaki Herald Office. a 459 MISCELLANEOUS. GREEN Tomatoes for Chutney, 4d lb. —Citv Fruit and Flower Co. ' b 216 WAR Knives, suitable for Soldier presents; us 6d, 8s Gd. 10s 6d, 21s; Boy Scout Knives 3s.—Ward and Co., Cash Ironmongers.* BASKET Grates, Gothic and Colonial Grates, for open fireplaces, Register and Tiled Grates, Oak and Marbled Mantelpieces, —Ward and Co., Cash Ironmongers)* ' WHY go further when we are offering big value in Furniture of quality. A largo assortment of Rugs, Carpets, Mats, Sea grass Squares, Jap, Squares, Bedding, Blinds, Loose Covers, Eiderdown Quilts recovered by experienced hands at shortest notice.—-Mad-dock, Upholsterer and Furnisher, Devon j Street (next to Gadd's, Grocer), New Plymouth. CN. JOHNSON, Designer and • Maker of Good Furniture. — We shall be pleased to quote you for any article of Furniture or Upholstery. Note address: King Street (next Jones’ Stables). 159 G. YUKATHE HAWKE’S BAY FRUIT MART. Wholesale and Retail. ’Phono 604. BEST Fruit, finest selection in town; book your orders now. Large stocks of New Zealand and Island f: :its. Fresh vegetables daily; also delicious cordials and high-class confectionery at reasonable prices. Importer of Oriental Silk and Novelties, best quality, lowest Brices; and also Cash Buyer of Fungus. Address; Devon Street, adjoining Sol© Bros, (butchers), New Plymouth. PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING TAUGHT IN THREE MONTHS At BANKS COLLEGE WELLINGTON. TUITION in all the Professional Subjects required for the Accountancy and Book-keeping Diplomas, also for the Pro) imina ry Examination. LEARN ABOUT OUR NEW RAPID COURSE IN PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING from which the Student may learn by Correspondence in THREE MONTHS the Practice and Theory of Double-entry Book-keeping. INSTRUCTORS. MR. T. H. JONES, A.T.A., N.Z., Accountant to Messrs. Watkins, Hunt, Hull, and Wheeler. MR. P. HARLE, late Accountant to Benjamin and Co. MR, O. C. MAZENGARB, M.A., LL.M., Barrister-at-Law. For further information apply— H. AMOS, Director. P. c. M OKTON ’ VALUER, ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. Manager of New Plymouth Savings Bank, Agent for Imperial Assurance Company; Interests and Rents Collected. Offices: Brougham St., New Plymouth, For up-to-date printing call at th© Herald Office.